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MUUJIZA =
MIRACLE...
World English Dictionary
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miracle (ˈmɪrək [SUP]ə [/SUP]l)
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[TD="class: td3n2"]an
event that is
contrary to the established laws of
nature and attributed to a supernatural
cause
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any amazing or wonderful event
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[TD="class: td3n2"]a person or
thing that is a
marvellous example of something: the bridge was a miracle of engineering
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[TD="class: td3n2"]short for
miracle play
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[TD="class: td3n1, width: 1%, align: right"]5.
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[TD="class: td3n2"](
modifier ) being or
seeming a
miracle: a miracle cure
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[TD="class: td5, colspan: 2"][C12: from Latin
mīrāculum, from
mīrārī to wonder at]
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